Sentence examples for personal pageant from inspiring English sources

In "Wait for Me!" she corrects and extends the record, creating a personal pageant of the last century.

Her latest memoir transforms the 20th century into a personal pageant: from an eccentric but happy childhood roaming the Oxfordshire countryside, to tea with Hitler in 1937, to her marriage to Andrew Cavendish, the second son of the Duke of Devonshire.

Just days before the talent show, Lanna Xu, an aspiring actress with hooded eyes and a high, breathy voice, got caught on a date with Jack Duong, the 19-year-old personal assistant to the pageant organizer.

Even as the contestants vied for the crown, they angled for other titles: Miss Congeniality, Miss Photogenic and the highly coveted Miss Internet Popularity, an honor bestowed on the girl who snagged the most online votes from fans around the world based on her personal profile on the pageant's Web site, misschinese.us/.us/

"The Ripped, Bikini-Clad Reverend" The Rev. Dr. Amy Richter, New York Times Magazine How many of us would put on a two-piece swimsuit and participate in a fitness pageant for "personal enrichment"?

Trump had invited Putin to the 2013 Miss Universe pageant in a personal letter.

(More recently, she exercised with a personal trainer who specializes in pageant contestants).

Trump tweeted Putin a personal invitation to attend the pageant, and a one-on-one meeting between the New York businessman and the Russian leader was scheduled for the day before the show.

The Post also reported that Trump wrote Putin a personal letter inviting him to the pageant.

A great view of the pageant, followed by a personal tour of the theater, sowed the seeds of interest in Fran Brant and her husband almost 13 years ago.

It's a promising, poignant crisis that the director Anne Fletcher swamps with gauzy sentimentalism and cutesy comedy, particularly once Will decides to turn a beauty pageant into a means of personal revolt.